The browser company stops ARC’s active development in favor of a new product that focuses on artificial intelligence

The browser company stopped the active development of the famous web browser, . There are still updates to fix safety problems and the like, but there are likely no new features added to the product.

“For most people, ARC was very different, with a lot of new things to be learned, for a very little bonus,” Miller says. He also said that the browser “lacks cohesion, in each of its basic features and basic value.”

Instead, the company turned the focus into a new product called DIA, a browser of artificial intelligence of some kind. Dia She was described as “a completely new environment – built on top of the web browser.”

DIA’s experimental offers showed users to write the following sentence in a paragraph, all with the facts of the facts on a wider Internet topic. It was also automatically displayed to seize Amazon links to enter it in an email from a simple description and complete relatively complex procedures based on the user’s claims. Some of this seems to be an extension of what the company is already doing with The portable version of the bow browser.

DIA is currently being tested by building alpha, but it will be opened to the current ARC members in the near future. Miller says the company “dealt with Dia as an opportunity to fix what we had sinned in ARC.”

The browser company thought about selling or an open source arc, but it will not do anything very radical at this moment. An open source version of the browser It will make many current users happyBut Miller says he will be a challenge because he is based on the interior SDK top and is also the primary component of DIA. Open source one would open another source. “This does not mean that it will never happen,” Miller said.